Hello dear readers,
Let the new year be a better one than the year before! War and enmities still prevail here, but life must go on.
I'm filling new racks with cakes, cookies, and candies to sweeten the situation The picture below shows the first model. My friends at the senior day center love the model and from now on we will start working with both sweets and plant racks.
A young girl, who serves a term in doing national service instead of military service at our senior day care center. The girl's name is Adi, the same as my granddaughter's. Adi was supposed to help me paint the racks. I discovered that she is a very talented painter so now she paints little paintings on egg-carton pieces and I make easels for them from coffee stirrers. (I'd love to see Monet and Van Gogh's reactions)
The Hanukka bazaar at the center was a great success. A large quantity of knitted items of clothing, bags, rugs, and toys were sold. For the first time, our plants' wooden racks and easels were displayed. They were all sold out.
As usual, I try to make an impact at work on the importance of recycling. Lovely things can be made from everything around the house.. The sales help the Center purchase materials for giving work and purpose for life to the 200 permanent senior visitors.
Hugs and blessings to you all.
